>let me try making things clear:
>- if you force people into getting only HTML messages - bad for
>pine/ekm/mailx users
>- if you force people into getting only plain-text messages - bad for those
>who can and want HTML
>- if you offer both and give subscribers the choice - good, right?
>
>I intend to follow this last approach. Any drawbacks? (except one has to
>maintain 2 lists instead of just 1)
>
>Otis
The last approach is definately fine. Choice is good, non-choice isn't.
BTW, I'm an elm user. I hate those messages that people send from Netscape
and they press the plain text and HTML send.
Oh well.
MB
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